VOICED : Tunisian public health sector struggles to heal itself

The video discusses the dire state of public hospitals in Tunis, highlighting the struggles of patients like Mahmoud, who face long waits and inadequate conditions. Despite historical efforts to prioritize healthcare, corruption and mismanagement have plagued the sector, especially after the 2011 revolution. Financial losses and unimplemented projects exacerbate the situation, leading to poor conditions that strain medical staff and frustrate patients. The high cost of private clinics forces many Tunisians to endure these challenges.

What are some of the consequences of understaffing and dysfunctional equipment in hospitals?

How do the conditions in provincial hospitals compare to those in the capital?